the findings were published in a survey conducted by the so-called israel democracy institute. sayingover two out of the three jewish israeli settlers, which accounted for 68% of respondents disapprove of the transfer of humanitarian aid to gaza residents at this time. while a large 85% majority of arab respondents in occupied palestine supported. now, when asked, do you support or oppose the idea that zinus israel should allow the transfer of humanitarian aid to gaza residents at this time, with food and medicine being transferred by international bodies that are not linked to hamas or to the unr? arab respondents gave an 85% approval to 13% disapproval rate. left. news gave a 59% approval to 39% approval rate (this approval rate) now center jews gave a 44% approval to 51.5% disapproval rate, and right-wing jews gave a 19% approval to swooping 80% disapproval rate. now the results of the israeli entity survey came as the united nations food and agriculture organization fou said in a recent report that 550,000 people in gaza are currently facing catastrophic food insecurity levels. no

and what's interesting wolf is, according to a recent poll done by israel's top polling institution, the israel democratic democracy institution, sum 68% of jewish israelis believe as these protesters, due to that international aid should not be able to get into gaza. wolf, >> clarissa ward reporting for us from jerusalem. clarissa, thank you very much into our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues next on cnn >> tonight on 360, the race is on two presidential candidates it's two very different campaign days after the state of the union. and what that says about the race ahead also tonight with three days to spare the former president comes out with the nearly 92 million in dollar bond in one civil case. we'll tell you how he did it and the question is, can he do the same for the other nearly half a billion-dollar judgment and a day after president biden committed to building a port to bring aid in the gaza, look at just how long that might take in corresponded course awards, confrontation with israeli is trying to block any aid from getting in. good even

now a poll by the israel democracy institute showed only 15% of israelis want netanyahu to continue as prime minister after the military operation is over. and another poll showed beni gantz, the chief of the opposition but a member of the unity council, would garner more seats than netanyahu if an election were to be held soon. but should schumer be up there saying now's the time to do it, you got to do it announcement israelis are not saying that, why is he? >> i don't know, and i don't want to speak for the majority leader, john. >> john: go ahead, patrick. >> no, no, no, this year, 60 elections across democratic countries including here in america and we don't want russia and china to interfere in our elections, careful, what's good for the goose is good for the gander, and kelly anne is right. we have to make sure israel has the support, the absolute right to defend itself, destroy hamas. but you have to couple that with the fact that there's been 30,000 civilians that have been killed, two-thirds of which are women, and when you do that as kelly mentioned, 82nd airborne division.

smaller or sentiment is shared by the majority of people in the country recent poll by the israel democracy institute found that 68% of jewish-israelis oppose the transfer of humanitarian aid in did gaza on the other side of the border, the situation could not be more dire seven year-old fadel sand is suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition. doctors at the kamal adwan hospital say they don't have the resources to properly treat him fadi's mother says she's already lost two children she doesn't want to lose him according to gaza's health authorities, at least 17 children have died of dehydration and malnutrition already. and with a un warning that famine is just a step away. there is hardly room for debate more aid needs to get to more people as quickly as possible now we're hell i do think it's important for our viewers to know that these protesters do not represent everyone in israel and on the same day that we were out with this group there was another group of israeli protesters who were trying to get a convoy of aid into gaza, who do not believe that food should be weaponized and who d

israel themselves don't want humanitarian aid going into gaza. alexis poll conducted by the israel democracy institute shows a majority of jewish. this rate is 68 percent opposed to transfer a few monetary and aid even if an international body not linked to him off on why the un agency for palestinian refugees administered it. i think this is very important, not because of my understanding to how the 4 was conducted, but because over the past 15 years, which is 0, i have been warning of that because vision of the issue society is running. society has gone from one scene to another exchange. and now we have the most precious stick most from mexico is really quite a should government, but the country has seen in its 75 years. now why is this is very important for what is going on today. it's because it does show content in its deepest sense. what do i mean by that? to prove that there is a genocide, it's not just about getting the for wanting jacayla whole number of people and then go certain population size the population behind the government. what does she doing? good is on board with something that

a recent poll by the israel democracy institute found it's 68% of jewish-israelis oppose the transfer of humanitarian aid into gaza on the other side of the border, the situation could not be more dire. seven year-old fatty sand is suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition doctors at the kamal adwan hospital say they don't have the resources to properly treat him fadi's mother says she's already lost two children she doesn't want to lose him according to gaza's health authorities, at least 17 children have died of dehydration and malnutrition already. and with a un warning that famine is just a step away, there is hardly room for debate more aid needs to get to more people as quickly as possible now, jake, i do think it's important for our viewers so no, there was another protests yesterday as well. this was of a group that was actually trying to get a convoy of aid into gaza. they tried to get to the the kerem shalom crossing. they weren't able to get near it. but really this does underscore that israel is not a monolith. there are different people who have different feeling

recent poll by the israel democracy institute found that 68% of jewish israelis oppose the transfer sure of humanitarian aid into gaza on the other side of the border, the situation could not be more dire seven year-old fought sand is suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition doctors at the kamal adwan hospital say they don't have the resources to properly treat him fadi's mother says she's already lost two children. she doesn't want to lose him according to gaza's health authorities, at least 17 children have died of dehydration and malnutrition already. and with the un warning that famine is just a step away, there is hardly room for debate more aid needs to get to more people as quickly as possible now, alex, it is important to mention that there is a diversity of opinion about this in israel, of course israel is not a monolith and on that same day that we were out with those protesters, there was another large protest trying to get to kerem shalom to they didn't make it, but they have the convoy of aid that they were trying to get into gaza. and there are people here, of cou

latest push for a cease fire though it's taking place and wrong as the laser survey by the israel democracy institute shows that the majority of his right, he's opposed to political agreement to end the will. what's the mood that it was a very devoted society, but it's all has been a very divided society long before the events of october. the 7th. the problem is the benjamin that enjoys has been incredibly one popular 5 very long time. but he's got political cover. he has accommodation that's holding together that keeps him in power and the hard drives withdraw the remaining power, the lead, despite some of the things that they disagree with him about. however, he's on the international pressure. chuck schumer, when they buy senior jewish democrats in the us. i actually was open the preschool saying is what it needs, new elections and permanent stuff. benjamin netanyahu needs to go. that's unprecedented. but ted domestically as well. you did have a bump in suppose off to the events of october, the 7th, and then these ratings going in at 2 gaus. busy but that's now weakening as well, given the death t

a recent poll by the israel democracy institute found that 68% of jewish-israeli rallies oppose the transfer of humanitarian aid into gaza. on the other side of the border, the situation could not be more dire. seven year old fadi al-sayed is suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition. doctors at the kamel adwan hospital say they don't have the resources to properly treat him. fadi's mother says she's already lost two children and she doesn't want to lose him, according to gaza's health authorities, at least 17 children have died of dehydration and malnutrition already, and with the un warning that famine is just a step away, there is hardly room for debate. more aid needs to get to more people as quickly as possible. >> and clarissa ward joins us now from jerusalem. so who who are these protesters? >> so the protesters that we spent time with, anderson, are part of a group called save nine, which means order nine, as in like a military order. and they are primarily made up of former reservists. but there are also some kind of far right settlers among the group. but it was really int

and what's interesting wolf is, according to a recent poll done by israel's top polling institution, the israel democratic democracy institution, sum 68% of jewish israelis believe as these protesters, due to that international aid should not be able to get into gaza. wolf, >> clarissa ward reporting for us from jerusalem. clarissa, thank you very much into our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news continues next on cnn >> tonight on 360, the race is on two presidential candidates it's two very different

recent poll by the israel democracy see institute found that 68% of jewish israelis oppose the transfer of humanitarian aid into gaza on the other side of the border, the situation could not be more dire. seven year-old fadel sand is suffering from severe dehydration and malnutrition christian doctors at the kamal adwan hospital say they don't have the resources to properly treat him fadi's mother says she's already lost two children. she doesn't want to lose him according to gaza's health authorities, at least 17 children have died of dehydration and malnutrition already. and with the un warning that famine is just a step away, there is hardly room for debate more aid needs to get to more people as quickly as possible >> and i >> should add rahel that since our piece was first published, gaza's health authorities have updated the death toll you say that there are now 23 children who have died inside gaza as a result of acute malnutrition and dehydration and the fear is that this is going to continue to get worse unless something is done to get more aid in more quickly. we have heard fr

and what's interesting wolf is, according to a recent poll done by israel's top polling institution, the israel democratic democracy the tuition, some 68% of jewish israelis believe as these protesters, due to that international aid should not be able to get into gaza so wolf, clarissa ward reporting for us from jerusalem. clarissa, thank you very much into our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. the news disaster. bizarre. that's how some republicans are describing senator katy barrett's response to biden's state of the union. let's go outfront. good evening. i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. outfront tonight, breaking news. biden turning up the heat on trump, riding the momentum from his state of the union address just moments ago, wrapping up a visit to the key battleground state of pennsylvania, making it clear he is not afraid to take on trump. >> donald trump and the maga republicans are trying to take away our freedoms. donald trump he came to office determined to overturn roe v wade, but donald trump has announced he wants to repeal the affordable care act. dona

democracies. that's a us based non partisan research institute intel is they're not going to have you with this. israel's biggest ally, the united states does not want a full scale attack in ruffin. we heard last week from mister netanyahu that raffle will happen with or without us support. do you think that the prime minister should rethink his position a long way, but i think it's very, very important to be complete and accurate on what our biggest and are you that really as being us since the a more than a month ago for october 7th, zip and what's the thing in the same? what the jeep shuffle? thing was the other thing and use, what are these wisdom things so is that we should not go into a big law and i know that enough, i'd be full. we can insure as much as we can, the situation of the refugees that move wanting to know in the center to offer. so we have to move is in 5th here. the only reason that the opposite as you need to offer is not starting yet. now we have the end movement, mrs. are, is that happening? the happenings? we're no, no, it wouldn't have been. this is why law fi they're gone. my ne

democracies. that's a us based non partisan research institute intel a v as they're not going to have you with this. israel is the biggest ally the united states does not want a full scale attack in ruffin. we heard last week from mister netanyahu that raffle will happen with or without us support. do you think that the prime minister should rethink his position a long way, but i think it's very, very important to be complete and accurate on what our biggest allow you that really as being us since the a more than a month ago. for october, the 7th, and then what's the other thing in the same? what did jeep shuffle saying? what the other thing and use, what are these wisdom things so is that we should not go into a big law and i know that enough time before we can insure as much as we can, the situation of the refugees that move, wanting to know in the center to offer. so we have to move is in 5th here. the only reason that the opposite is you need to offer is not starting yet now. well, we're talking about then moving this is are, is that happening? the happenings? we're no, no, it wouldn't have been. this

israel is talking about increased aid coming in. jonathan, there's a key point on all this in terms of the rafah operation and in essence israeli public opinion is for the rafah operation. the israeli democracy institutele days ago. of course the israeli national security establishment, so it's kind of a nuanced issue here. but ultimately i think the what the administration wants is to take more care in civilian casualties. that seems to be having some effect, so that's a good thing. >> let's talk about that ground offensive in rafah could look like. what are you hearing in terms of when it could happen, and of course it comes against the backdrop of ongoing cease-fire talk, but nothing has been agreed to. hamas refusing to sign the dotted line, if you will. so what will this invasion look like including the humanitarian toll? >> that's a great question. i think we have to understand a couple things. the rafah operation is aspirational right now. israeli combat brigades are actually far fewer numbers than we've seen in the past and mopping up in gaza city, focused on khan yunis. it's a bit aspirational, so i think that's something important to consider. yesterday the biden administration signaled they